Nixon seeks lasting privacy into second term
President Nixon shuns Washington life, spending little time in the White House and favoring Camp David, Biscayne Bay, and La Casa Pacifica. He plans more time away to maintain perspective and avoid constant demands as he moves into a new term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene V. Risher
Washington
UPI
White House
Nixon
Camp David
Pacific
San Clemente
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
John F. Kennedy
Hyannisport
Palm Beach
Oval Office
EOB
County Farm Store hosts pre Christmas dinner gathering
Washington County Farm Store personnel and guests enjoyed a pre Christmas dinner at Howard Johnsons near Iowa City with numerous local families in attendance. The piece also notes visitors and family events, a hospital patient, and a film casting report about Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor in La Fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Way Kalona
Washington County
Howard Johnsons
Iowa City
Morris Swartzendruber
Cecil Miller and
Kerwin
Ellis Swartzendruber
Elmer L. Yoder
Tom Waters
Andy Slaubaugh
Virgil Slaubaugh
Leland Yoder
John Spenner
Delmar Glen Yoder
Richard Enfield
Elmer Miller
Loren Swartzendruber
David McCroskey
Minnesota
C. C. Shimon
McCroskeys
Shimons
Shirley Friese
C. J. Shimons
Fred Bartletts
Solon
San Jose
Calif
Fannie A. Miller
University Hospitals
Nelson Kauffman
Larry Swartzendruber
Roy Hall
Riverside
Clair Baileys
Ivan Barkley
Roy Pewitt
Sheila
George W. Fry
Fred Fry
Lantern Park
Coralville
Barbara Hershberger
California
Clark Brenneman
Wallace Gascho
Robert Sattler
Denver
Colo
D. G. Sattler
Burtons
Rome
UPI
Richard Burton
Benito Mussolini
Elizabeth Taylor
Claretta Petacci
Italy
Mussolini
Plan WSCS meeting at Ainsworth soon
The W S C S Executive Committee met with nine members present at the United Methodist Church in Ainsworth. The group announced the general meeting will be moved to December 14 at 1 30 p m with Mrs George Colthurst leading the Christmas program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Colthurst
Jim McCreedy
Raymond Lasek
Friendly Families Club
Dale Johnston
Stanley McCreedy
John Frame
Cleo Orris
Jim Boyd
Jones Funeral Home
Washington
F. J. Haesemeyer
Cedar Rapids
San Jose
Calif
Duane White
Howard Pearson
Bob Stirling
Georgina Stirling
Gilbert Mills
Kiwanis Club
Ed Skubal
Jake Earnest
Illa Mae
Betty
Kathy
Naomi Kephart
Don
Eager Beavers and Leaderettes 4-H Club Meetings
The Eager Beavers 4-H Club met at Peggy Smiths home on Monday for a meeting and Christmas party led by President Joni Swift with 19 members present. Pledges were recited and gifts exchanged after adjournment. Tray favors benefited local hospital and Long Term Care Center residents. The Leaderettes 4-H Club gathered at Stephanie Beliels home on Wednesday with Cheri Wheeler presiding. Extra projects for the year were discussed along with Kitchen Cosmetics and Fair list. A baking soda tasting was conducted and Mrs. Jones distributed pamphlets on Speak Up Consumers Grooming. A Christmas exchange followed with gift certificates given to Mrs. Jones and Mrs. Horning. Refreshments were provided by Stephanie and her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eager Beavers
Peggy Smith
Joni Swift
Leaderettes
Stephanie Beliel
Cheri Wheeler
Ruling party clings to power in Japan amid urban discontent
The Liberal Democratic Party wins a parliamentary mandate but urban voters revolt, ousting mayors across Pacific coast cities. Smog polluted rivers and housing shortages plague cities while welfare for the elderly and disabled remains among the lowest in the advanced world. Under-representation of city residents in parliament heightens the urban dilemma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
UPI
Japan
Liberal Democratic Party
LDP
Kakuei Tanaka
United States
South Korea
Taiwan
Australia
Okinawa
Komei
Ryokichi Minobe
Minobe
Osaka
Pacific Coast
ROTC Enrollment Dips as Programs Reach Record Spread
The Pentagon reports ROTC offers on 392 campuses this fall, the most in 50 years, but student enrollment falls for the sixth straight year to 72,500 from 83,000 last year and 264,000 in 1966.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Pentagon
The
Farm Outlook Affects Cattle Prices Into Early 1973
Farm outlook notes larger fed cattle marketings and heavier cattle keeping prices near current levels through December and into January. Prices for choice steers on the Interior Iowa market were $33.50 to $34.50 in late November, about 50 cents below a year earlier, with forecasts of $35 to $36 in February and $35 to $37 from April to September. By-products remain strong but offer little uplift next spring. A separate report from Brixham, England, notes a yacht club sighting of a fish killing a seagull in harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Futrell
Iowa State University Extension
Futrell
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mark Spitz
Shane Gould
Munich
Spitz
Gould
County Farm
Plan Wscs
Ainsworth
C. A. Thompson
Burlington
Ontario
Canada
Edwards
Jan Edwards
Lloyd Edwards
Milo Fulton
Columbus Junction
Cornell College
Armstrong Gallery
Steve Fulton
Bill Fulton
von Gore We
Hwy
South Oskaloosa
Don Smith
Washington Skelgas Service
Brixham, England
Brixham Harbor
Body Shop
Ey We
Hutmacher
Chevrolet, Inc
U.S
More
CIPAL
Insurance Plan Savings & Loan Association
Jance
Bnts
Surance
State Theater
Nds
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!